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    Media pays too much attention to the personal lives of celebrities. This includes details about their romantic relationships, hobbies, and personal income. Providing this type of news attracts readers and viewers but can negatively impact the celebrities and how fans view them. Media should focus more on sharing positive stories from public figures and news that will better inform society instead of just sensationalized gossip.

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    Television and Celebrities

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    Media pays too much attention to the personal lives of celebrities. This includes details about their romantic relationships, hobbies, and personal income. Providing this type of news attracts readers and viewers but can negatively impact the celebrities and how fans view them. Media should focus more on sharing positive stories from public figures and news that will better inform society instead of just sensationalized gossip.

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    Media pays too much attention to the personal lives of celebrities. This includes details about their romantic relationships, hobbies, and personal income. Providing this type of news attracts readers and viewers but can negatively impact the celebrities and how fans view them. Media should focus more on sharing positive stories from public figures and news that will better inform society instead of just sensationalized gossip.

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    Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: “Television,

    newspapers, magazines, and other media pay too much attention to the
    personal lives of famous people such as public figures and celebrities”. Use
    specific reasons and details to explain your opinion.
    In the era of technological advancements, it is controversial that celebrities'
    personal life is exposed widely on public news. I strongly believe that famous
    individuals' personal life, including their romantic relationships and income, is
    drawn too much attention from the public.
    To commence with, new readers are provided with a wide range of their
    idols' private information. Stemming from that the fans of these celebs desire to
    obtain more details about their idols such as love life, hobbies and habits.
    Subsequently, to increase the subscriptions of readers, public media ought to
    catch the trends and provide breaking news to their users regardless of ethical
    factors. A typical example which caught a lot of attention from their subscribers
    is Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez. Even though their relationship ended for
    good, their fans and paparazzi still stalked their personal lives and gossiped about
    their new relationships which should not be discussed.
    Additionally, myriad magazines and newspapers spend a wide range of
    resources to learn about the income of well-known superstars. To be more
    specific, the former US president – Donald Trump was the target of public news
    which reported his enterprise's annual profits. Instead of providing viewers about
    imposing tax regulations which will form an accurate picture of Donal Trump's
    vision for the nation as a whole, the publisher interprets their words towards his
    private business to add negative public profiles to him. Consequently, Donal
    Trump lost in the elections in 2021 as his voters lost their trust and turned their
    back on him.
    However, sometimes these media show useful programs of public figures
    and celebrities that people enjoy watching it: like sports players, famous
    scientists, business people and many more. It is good to follow positive things
    from your favourite public figures and celebrities. Children are very quickly
    manipulated by media news whether it's good or bad news. And children very
    easily adopt their favourite hero or heroin's behaviour. For instance, an actor died
    by consuming drugs and the media published as if, the actor did a great
    achievement. Media should concentrate on which news is bad and good. And
    stop telecasting bad news over and over.
    Furthermore, all types of media show the news for almost a week or 10
    days to increase their T.R.P (television rating point). And sometimes this news
    affects even the financial market like the stock exchange. For example, in my
    country, a popular business ambassador acquired a big company and the stock
    prices went up, and people started selling their stocks. So media news is very
    powerful and effective.
    In conclusion, it is undoubtedly that the exposure to personal life and the
    income figures of famous people are all forms of news as it is considered an
    appropriate approach for news to attract their readers. However, media viewers
    should respect and empathize with celebrities and put their words into
    consideration since their comments enable hurt their idols.

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